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Sky Elements Drone Shows Achieves Two New Guinness World Records in Orlando

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Sky Elements Drone Shows Achieves two new Guinness World Records for displays carried out during IAAPA Expo 2023 in Orlando, Florida.

North Richland Hills, United States, December 12, 2023 -- The displays occurred over the Orange County Convention Center during the IAAPA’s November event and included 1,592 drones creating a variety of images. Two of those formations, an American flag and the company’s own logo, broke previous Guiness World Records for the number of drones used in such images.

More details can be found at https://skyelementsdrones.com/drone-light-show/florida/guinness-world-record-drone-show/

Sky Elements Drone Shows explains that the record-breaking attempts involved considerable planning and coordination, with fifty individuals needed to help set up the drone grid. The recent event follows a similar effort in July, when the company set a new Guinness World Record for the largest sentence flown by multi-rotors or drones.

In addition to the record-breaking images, Sky Elements’ 1,592 drone formation created a series of heroic figures, including a cowboy galloping through the American West, an astronaut tethered to the International Space Station, and a knight in combat with a dragon.

At a glance

Company
Sky Elements Drone Shows
Announcement
Award
Location
Orlando, Florida

Key figures

Drones used in the record-setting display
1,592
People involved in setting up the drone grid
fifty
Drones in each of the preceding shows
400-drone
Previous evening shows
three

People

  • Brian GeckCreative director

“This show was truly a team effort,” Brian Geck, creative director of Sky Elements explains. “Our top animators pulled together, and each pushed the limits of what could be done with the design and created new techniques to make it happen. The story we told was of mavericks throughout time.”

The culminating event followed three previous evenings of 400-drone shows, focused on the IAAPA’s 2023 exhibition. Sky Elements Drone Shows points out that, while the final event was something to be cherished, its smaller shows also demonstrated that less can be more.

As a platinum sponsor of the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions, the firm states that its record-breaking final night was intended to cement the Expo in the history books.

Sky Elements Drone Shows states that it has now turned its attention to the festive season, with multiple events planned throughout December for both Christmas and New Year’s Eve. The firm states that it has upcoming shows planned in Florida, Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and California, with details available via the company’s website.

Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://skyelementsdrones.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Rick Boss
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Organization: Sky Elements Drone Shows
Address: 3819 Rufe Snow Dr #203, North Richland Hills, TX 76180, United States
Website: https://skyelementsdrones.com/

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In brief

Sky Elements Drone Shows says two formations flown during IAAPA Expo 2023 in Orlando, Florida, earned Guinness World Records. The show used 1,592 drones to create images including an American flag and the company’s logo, which the company says surpassed previous records for those types of formations. The event took place over the Orange County Convention Center during the association’s November gathering. Sky Elements says 50 people helped prepare the drone grid, and the program also featured figures such as a cowboy, an astronaut and a knight. The record-setting night followed three evenings of 400-drone shows. Creative director Brian Geck described the production as a team effort. The company says it has planned additional Christmas and New Year’s Eve shows in several U.S. states.

Key takeaways

  • Sky Elements says two formations at IAAPA Expo 2023 set Guinness World Records.
  • The drone display used 1,592 drones and included an American flag and the company’s logo.
  • The event was staged over the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando.
  • The company says 50 people helped prepare the drone grid.
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